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32 When the captains of the chariots realized he was not Ahab, they retreated.

33 Meanwhile, an archer randomly shot an arrow that landed in a joint of Ahab’s armor.

Since Ahab has not worn his royal robes on the battlefield, the archer never knows whom he has hit.

Ahab (to his chariot driver): Turn around, and take me away from the battlefield. I am severely injured.

34 The battle continued all day, but Ahab could only prop himself up in his chariot. So he watched from his chariot in front of the Arameans. At sunset, he died.

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